The Thirds · Part 2

BORIS GILTBURG | THIRDS · PART 2

The Thirds · Part 2

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Behind the intervals in classical music history (part 2)

Executive producer and original idea · Lars Fenger
Directed by Stéphan Aubé
Image · Cécile Trelluyer
Edited by Sarah Levine
Sound production, engineering and mix · Mette Due, TimbreMusic
Camera and video assistant · Kale Jessen

Musical extracts:
Tchaikovsky – Concerto for piano No. 1 in B-flat minor op. 23
Ravel - String quartet in F major
Grieg – Concerto for piano in A minor op. 16

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